GDL - Warning strike severely restricts rail traffic in MV
Train travelers must be prepared for considerable restrictions in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on Thursday evening and Friday due to a warning strike by train drivers. According to Deutsche Bahn, only a few trains will be running. Only the Wismar-Rostock-Tessin and Rostock-Rövershagen-Graal-Müritz routes are expected to run regularly. Trains operated by Ostdeutsche Eisenbahn (Odeg) will run as scheduled. According to the company, however, striking dispatchers could also restrict Odeg train services.
The German automobile club ADAC warned of slippery roads on Friday and advised people to work from home wherever possible. The warning strike by the German Train Drivers' Union(GDL) was scheduled to begin at 10 p.m. on Thursday and end at 10 p.m. on Friday.
PM Railways PM Odeg
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- The GDL's warning strike could potentially impact tariffs for rail traffic within Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, causing increased costs for transport companies.
- Despite the railroad strike, the Heavy Goods Traffic (HGT) Wismar-Rostock-Ticino route continues to operate, ensuring continuity in freight transportation via the German railroad.
- In a bid to minimize inconvenience, PM Railways is urging train travelers in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to check their journey plans carefully and consider alternative means of transportation during the GDL's strike.
- The railroad strike in Germany, led by the GDL, extends to Ticino, where the German Railroad operates some services, thus affecting both local and international train traffic.
- The Swiss Railways Association (IATA) is closely monitoring the GDL's warning strike, assessing its potential impact on rail traffic between Switzerland and Germany and issuing updates to affect travelers.
- On a positive note, the GDL's strike could provide an opportunity for the railroad industry and stakeholders to address ongoing issues and development plans for improving rail traffic efficiency and reducing potential future disruptions.
Source: www.stern.de